On 7/21/06, Tim Panton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 20 Jul 2006, at 15:12, Moises Silva wrote:
> Asterisk does not have softphone interfaces. You can write a softphone
> to support some VoIP protocol supported by Asterisk, and voila, you
> can connect to Asterisk. Supported and common protocols are IAX2, SIP
> and H323. For IAX you have a library called iaxclient, so you are not
> required to make your own implementation of the protocol. If you want
> to do it with Java, there are several SIP libraries, and at least one
> IAX2 library (based in iaxclient using JNI)
>
> http://iaxclient.sourceforge.net/
I have troubles compiling the source code I found there. The code I am starting with is the WinIAX.dsp\WinIAX.cpp, it compiles, links, and returns 22 errors. Should I download all the files in the lib folder too? I focused more on
svn.sourceforge.net's sources.
I have to admit, download the files from the lib directory, one by one, just for curiosity, seems impractical, so I was wondering if anybody has the answers.
Time Panton wrote:
I've done 4) with IAX in Java, and I can tell you that it was
quite a lot of work, but the result falls into category 1)
i.e. you can license it from us as an SDK and then
customize it in _javascript_ and HTML and run it
in a web browser.
Tim Panton
www.mexuar.com
I use C++, not java, nokia's source code is in java (.gz). Thanks anyway
I've done 4) with IAX in Java, and I can tell you that it was
quite a lot of work, but the result falls into category 1)
i.e. you can license it from us as an SDK and then
customize it in _javascript_ and HTML and run it
in a web browser.
Tim Panton
www.mexuar.com
I use C++, not java, nokia's source code is in java (.gz). Thanks anyway
Regards
-Kevin
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